Game slows down after like 100 years

[FoX111]

After like 100 years of playing, the game slows down a LOT, it's almost unplayable.

Anyone else ever experienced this problem, or knows how to fix it?


Thanks.

PS: my PC is not the issue. 16 gb ram, i7-3770k 4,2 Ghz and nvidia gtx 680..so it should be running fine.

 

[Rozmarzony]

My friend got something similiar.
We were playing mp and after 100 years, when he wanted to pause, he had to wait 5-8 sec for pause to happen.
Now imagine how annoying must be moving the soldiers etc. with similar 2-5 day lag.
He also have some super PC, with a lot of everything (he paid 3k dollars for it).

As a host, I wasn't having pause lag, but still, EVERY action (other than event) i had to take during the pause itself.

And we were playing all time on speed 3, so it really shouldn't happen.

 

[sturmchef]

Me too though my laptop is weaker than yours.

 

[ninoallen]

turn of all the song dlc, and turn off the eu4 converter

 

[Ziemonysl]

Mod slows down on my computer after two years. There's just too much stuff in it. Westeros-only is a must.

 

[grzegorz444]

I could be problem with current beta version or patch 2.3 something broke because in previos version mod slow down but later ( for me it was after 30-40 years).

 

[Seve82]

My games have consistently become sluggish after 100 years of gameplay and it has been around ever since I played my very first ck2 game. No idea if this is vanilla issue as I literally have not played vanilla since 2 hours of game learning when I first got the game (is it two years already?) as ever since I have played the game modded.

P.S.1. I have noticed that in agot mod it gets more sluggish than in other mods tho. Maybe the world map has so much going on.

 

[bertxav]

My laptop is consider too weak to play the mod and I don't even have that problem. I don't play multi so I can't pronunce on that but turn off every dlc except the major ones (the Old Gods, ect.) and you should be fine.

 

[Death6]

I confirm. I think there is way too much data to handle.